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· the tech giant reported capital expenditures of $17. 2 billion, primarily in servers and data centers to support consumer and enterprise products, cloud services and ai research, cfo … · the move follows a fourth-quarter 2024 capex outlay of $14 billion, mainly allocated to infrastructure, including servers and data centers supporting google services, cloud, and … Cfo anat ashkenazi said demand for google services is so high the company revised its capital expenditure plans for this financial year from $75 billion to $85 billion. · google expects capital expenditure to hit $75 billion this year, with the majority going to data centers, servers, and networking. That is more than wall street expected at $58bn, and … The increase comes as the … · google’s parent company alphabet has increased its capex budget for the year by $10 billion and now expects to spend $85 billion this year, and more in 2026. · google parent alphabet expects to invest about $75 billion in capital expenditures this year as the tech giant expands its artificial intelligence efforts, cfo anat ashkenazi said … · alphabet said wednesday it will spend $85 billion in capital expenditures in 2025 — up from the $75 billion it said it would at the beginning of the year. The company made the announcement in its earnings release, a day after … The internet giant’s latest quarterly results shows the company has made significant … · for the quarter which ended on september 3, the company reported revenue of $77bn. · google plans to increase the useful lives of its servers and some networking equipment to six years. · as alphabet expands its ai efforts, the company expects to increase investments in capital expenditure (capex) for technical infrastructure, primarily for servers, followed by data …